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  1. Also by Omar Tyree
  2. Contents
  3. Under Pressure
  4. Still Strokin’
  5. Nightmares
  6. Celibacy
  7. Cock Blocking
  8. Sex Crazy
  9. Anything Can Happen
  10. Damn!
  11. A Lot to Think About
  12. Say What?
  13. Hypocrisy
  14. There Is Always Another One
  15. A Crowded Room of Women
  16. No Peace, No Pleasure
  17. Guilt-Ridden
  18. Turned Out
  19. New Tricks and Treats
  20. In the Closet
  21. The Mansion
  22. They Got Me
  23. Anything Goes
  24. Sexaholic
  25. Plenty of Options
  26. Back to Chaos
  27. Party Over
  28. A New Beginning
  29. Figure It All Out
  30. Epilogue
  31. About the Author

I MADE IT TO the Chicago train station by one o’clock and bought a round-trip ticket to Gary. I had to return to Chicago to fly back out to Atlanta. If I stayed over in Chicago another night, maybe I would call up Victoria for round three. I don’t know. I was capable of doing anything. I was a free man.

You would think I would be tired of sex after five nights of it in a row, but I wasn’t. I was getting along like a well-oiled machine. Even on the train ride I looked around at a few of the women and fantasized about taking one or two of them into the bathroom for a quickie.

I sat there in my seat and just shook my head. Having a threesome with Andrea was the worse thing I could have done to myself. I thought of every woman as a freak after that. Deep down inside, every one of them could be turned out. That’s what I was thinking, and it was terrible. I mean, I had always been after sex from a woman, like any other guy. It was only natural. But I rarely thought of them all as freaks.

A tall sister in a dark blue business suit and wire-rimmed glasses walked by and froze above my seat. She had clear, dark brown skin and her hair pulled back in a ponytail.

She said, “I know I know you from somewhere.”

I nodded to her. “Either from magazines or from billboards,” I told her.

She snapped her fingers and said, “You’re a model.”

“Yeah, what are you?” I asked her. There was an empty seat beside me next to the window. I asked, “You wanna sit down?”

She hesitated. “I really shouldn’t.”

She was right. I had the wrong thoughts for her in mind.

“Why not, it’s just a seat,” I told her anyway. It was like I couldn’t stop myself. I was on a devilish roll, I really was.

She said, “No, I was just, you know, saying hi.”

“All right, well, hi to you, too, then.”

She smiled and got to stepping. “Okay, well, ’bye.”

I nodded again and let her go without further discussion. You can’t have them all. I was glad she turned me down. But I knew I would have more opportunities in Gary; it was my home turf. The old neighborhood girls loved me there.

I made it to Gary safe and sound, and without taking a woman into the bathroom stall like I thought of doing. I arrived in the city and got a taxi to take me to my old stomping grounds on the West side. I climbed out of the car with my wheeled luggage and actually started walking the streets of Gary in search of old friends and memories.

I hadn’t been back out on the streets in years. Modeling was a very sheltered lifestyle if you manage to keep your money right, and I had. So the return to real life in the streets was refreshing.